Reviews for Still not the right season

The average rating for Still not the right season based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-03-14 00:00:00 Mark Beam This is a compliation of columns Taber wrote for a Cape Cod newspaper toward the end of her life, gathered and edited after her death by her daughter. It is organized to take us through a year from April to March, from the coming of spring, which Taber considers the true New Year, to the end of the following winter, when spring is just on the horizon. The book is a paeon to Cape Cod and to Taber's friends and neighbors, human and animal, two and four-legged, feathered and furred. There are brief excursions into the state of the world, but Taber is always hopeful. Quiet, contemplative, humourous, observant, and, above all, companionable.

Review # 2 was written on 2021-03-30 00:00:00 Jordan Tetting This a journal of a year in Cape Cod by an observant and articulate author. The year in this book begins in April which Taber thinks should be the first month because nature seems renewed by spring beginnings. I enjoyed Taber’s vivid descriptions of nature including plants, animals and changes in weather patterns. I also liked her descriptions of her friends and their casual social life. This book is a quiet ode to life in a scenic area. It makes want to return to Cape Cod.